Campaign Widows
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Thrust into Washington, D.C.'s most influential circle when her fiancé runs for office, Cady Davenport finds an unlikely group of friends in the spouses of other political candidates who have been left behind for the election trail.
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1/5 stars
When I read the title, I was expecting a very different story from the one I read. They call them widows even though their husbands are alive. Also, it seemed that Cady wasn't even the main character. There were multiple stories crammed into one book.
This was a classic case of me getting bored and picking up the first book I see at the library to see if it'll take me out of my reading slump. I was expecting a book about a group of women who helped cover up the murder of their politician husbands because they got tired of running their campaigns for years.
Even when I take out the expectations I had for this book, it's still confusing to understand. You get invested in one story only to have it be over quickly and then be shown the start of a new one. It's hard to keep track of who is doing what. Taking all this into account, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone unless I knew that they'd enjoy it, whether it's as satire or because they're genuinely interested in the concept.
